Google Photos is getting an AI upgrade. On Wednesday, the tech giant announced that a handful of enhanced editing features previously limited to Pixel devices and paid subscribers — including its ...

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Google has developed a plethora of AI-powered features for mobile devices, especially for Pixels. Generative image editing tools are among the most popular and widely used by the public. However, some ...

In a recent blog post, the company also explained how to make the most of tools such as Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, and more, which you can also find in this article. Make the most of ...

Magic Eraser works well for removing objects and people in the background. Magic Editor is superior at generating large portions of an image, like when removing foreground objects. How you select the ...

Google has officially announced that its Magic Editor AI image editing tool in Google Photos will be free for all users starting May 15. This rollout applies to anyone using a Chromebook Plus with ...

Google is bringing generative AI to its popular Google Photos app with the arrival of the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones. The feature, first announced at the company’s I/O developer conference in ...

It seems like the unsavory Pixel 8-Gemini drama is bearing a lot of apologetic AI blessings. Remember the cool new features in Google Photos that used to arrive with Pixel Drop updates and remain ...

Google has announced Magic Editor for Google Photos. This will allow you to make major changes to photos, such as repositioning subjects. The feature will come to select Pixel phones later this year.

Magic Eraser — Google’s AI-powered tool for removing unwanted objects from photos, which once was reserved for Pixel phones — now works on iPhones and other Android devices. With just a tap or two, ...

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